![]() ![]() Even if you’re gearing up to kill a family member in order to regain stability in the region you rule, meals still need to be eaten, chores still need to get done, cats still need to be pet, and everyone still needs to have clean underwear. Daily life doesn’t stop just because you’re going to anime teen war. The laundry is probably there, like many other elements in the camp section of the game, to encourage a sense that yes this is a war camp, but people live here. Even other times, in different parts of the camp, you can see the shadow of a nearby pair of pants swaying in the breeze. Crucial conversation after crucial conversation happens next to the laundry. It’s right next to your unit’s tent in camp, so you end up seeing it a lot. Still, laundry may well be the secret star of the game. The game is about a lot of things: friendship, war, the universal human struggle between destiny and personal choice. Hubert’s elusive trust is finally gained by the player character in front of a line of drying laundry. Marianne realizes that she does not actually curse those around her to misfortune in front of a line of drying laundry. Lorenz’s antiquated worldview is challenged in front of a line of drying laundry. Three Hopes takes place in an alternate universe of Fire Emblem: Three Houses, where a different mercenary with a different god living in their head shows up instead of Byleth, causing Fódlan’s history to unfold differently… and a surprising amount of the game’s story happens directly in front of a line of drying laundry.įelix and Dimitri bonding in their grief happens in front of a line of drying laundry. Why? Because of Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. But this summer, I am inspired to change that. I have never had all of my clothes be clean at the same time. These days, even blessed as I am with in-unit laundry, I keep up just enough so that I always have something clean to wear. Even as a kid, everything I owned kind of lived on the floor of my room in piles. I’ve never been good at doing my laundry. ![]()
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